Add Web Pages To Social Bookmarking Services With A Button: Shareaholic

Posted on January 30, 2008 by Nico Canali

Shareaholic is a free Firefox add-on that allows you to email and bookmark web pages just by clicking a button inside Firefox.

It completely integrates itself within Firefox, as big green-RSS-logo button: when you click the button a drop down menu will show you all the social bookmarking services to which you can save the page you’re browsing (services include Digg, Delicious, Google Bookmarks, Twitter, and more…), offering information about how many times that page has been dugg or saved to del.icio.us. Plus, you can also email that particular page to anyone, right from inside the menu.
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Note Taking Extension For Firefox: Quick Note

Posted on January 29, 2008 by Nico Canali

Quick Note is a Firefox add-on that allows you to take notes directly in your browser, without opening any other program.

Photo Credit: Maria Kaloudi – Edited by Nicolo’ Canali De Rossi

Quick Note gives you up to four customizable tabs to take notes, which can be used in three ways:
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Firefox Mobile First Screenshots Unveiled: Jan28 08 News Roundup

Posted on January 28, 2008 by Nico Canali

After Minimo has been out for ages powering our phones and Windows Mobile based devices, Mozilla has finally decided to launch a real version of Firefox Mobile.

Photo Credit: Tom van Beveren – Edited by Nicolo’ Canali De Rossi

Even if the news is pretty old, as it was announced in October 2007, in these days everyone is talking about it, offering previews and screenshots of the new mini-browser by Mozilla.

Here are some articles I think you should give a visit to:
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Make Firefox Look Like IE 7: Vista Aero Theme

Posted on January 28, 2008 by Nico Canali

Love Internet Explorer’s interface but love Firefox as well? Or don’t know how to use Firefox but just know how to use IE?

Firefox And Internet Explorer 7 – Photo Credit: Nicolo’ Canali De Rossi

Instead of using a plug-in that will mess up your configuration, you can download this Firefox theme, and it’ll make your browser look like Internet Explorer, in every minimal detail.
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Save WebPages For Further Reading: Read It Later

Posted on January 27, 2008 by Nico Canali

Read It Later is a Firefox extension by The Idea Shower that allows you to mark a page and read it later.

It means that anytime you like a web-site, you have to read a particular news or you just have to check that site again, you can use this plug-in to save pages and visit them again in the future, without having to bookmark them.

It is really easy to use, with an intuitive interface made of only two buttons:

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Restart Firefox Clicking A Button: Restart Firefox

Posted on January 21, 2008 by Nico Canali

Restart Firefox is a Firefox add-on that doesn’t even require to be presented: it just restarts your browser to apply changes or complete extensions installations, just by clicking a button.

There’s not much to say about it, since it is the simplest extension I have ever seen.

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How To Export Your Firefox Boomarks Manually

Posted on January 20, 2008 by Nico Canali

Ever needed to export your Firefox bookmarks because you are planning to format your computer, or simply to make a backup of them? Are there too many extensions and add-ons that you can’t pick one?

Photo Credit: Nicolo’ Canali De Rossi

In this simple guide, I will show you how to export all of your bookmarks manually, in a matter of seconds, with no need of installing anything.
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Change Theme In Firefox Without Restarting: Personas

Posted on January 17, 2008 by Nico Canali

Personas is a Firefox add-on that allows you to change theme without restarting Firefox.

After you install it, a little fox appears in the bottom left of your Window. Clicking it will bring up a menu, in which you will see, divided by category and date, all the available themes that you can use.
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Automatically Copy Selected Text In Firefox: Auto Copy

Posted on January 15, 2008 by Nico Canali

Auto Copy is a free Firefox add-on that, as the name suggests, automatically copies the text you select inside your browser, with no additional key combination.

If you have to do a hark work of copying and pasting between two web pages, or you are just to lazy to press any key, Auto Copy is definitely the tool you are looking for.
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